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<h1><a href="https://archiveofourown.org/works/29317395">parental figure</a> by <a class='authorlink' href='https://archiveofourown.org/users/inochiijo/pseuds/inochiijo'>inochiijo</a></h1>

<table class="full">

<tr><td><b>Category:</b></td><td>Hololive, HololiveEN, Virtual Streamer Animated Characters</td></tr>

<tr><td><b>Genre:</b></td><td>Awkward Conversations, F/F, Protective Parents, This is a headcanon, a different take on the ancient ones, ina doesn't appear but they talk about her</td></tr>

<tr><td><b>Language:</b></td><td>English</td></tr>

<tr><td><b>Status:</b></td><td>Completed</td></tr>

<tr><td><b>Published:</b></td><td>2021-02-09</td></tr>

<tr><td><b>Updated:</b></td><td>2021-02-09</td></tr>

<tr><td><b>Packaged:</b></td><td>2021-05-13 09:34:03</td></tr>

<tr><td><b>Rating:</b></td><td>General Audiences</td></tr>

<tr><td><b>Warnings:</b></td><td>No Archive Warnings Apply</td></tr>

<tr><td><b>Chapters:</b></td><td>1</td></tr>

<tr><td><b>Words:</b></td><td>4,138</td></tr>

<tr><td><b>Publisher:</b></td><td>archiveofourown.org</td></tr>

<tr><td><b>Story URL:</b></td><td>https://archiveofourown.org/works/29317395</td></tr>

<tr><td><b>Author URL:</b></td><td>https://archiveofourown.org/users/inochiijo/pseuds/inochiijo</td></tr>

<tr><td><b>Summary:</b></td><td><div class="userstuff">
              <p>The Ancient Ones were always a hindrance but even through their harsh ways, their priestess comes first.</p><p>Or, Amelia and Gura have an interesting conversation with one of the Ancient Ones.</p>
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<tr><td><b>Relationships:</b></td><td>Gawr Gura/Ninomae Ina'nis, Gawr Gura/Ninomae Ina'nis/Watson Amelia, Ninomae Ina'nis/Watson Amelia (hololive)</td></tr>

<tr><td><b>Comments:</b></td><td>6</td></tr>

<tr><td><b>Kudos:</b></td><td>147</td></tr>

</table>

<a name="section0001"><h2>parental figure</h2></a>
<div class="story"><div class="fff_chapter_notes fff_head_notes"><b>Author's Note:</b><blockquote class="userstuff">
      <p>I don't know where this came from but I suddenly thought of the Ancient Ones feeling obligated to also "protect" Ina since they're kind of part of Ina to some extent. This may not coincide with the lore or maybe some of it will - I'm not sure, but well, I wanted to write it regardless lol. I skimmed through this so I apologize if there are any mistakes and stuff, anyways, enjoy reading!</p>
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    <p>Ninomae Ina'nis, despite her frail and small appearance, had deeper darkness hidden beneath that fragile image. An entity that was far stronger than what most would perceive, an entity that has no remorse for its deeds, that has little to no care for any humans - or any living being, for that matter.</p><p>The Ancient Ones.</p><p>Power-hungry, lurking beneath Ina's shadows, seeking for destruction as much it hungers for creating it. As their reputation perceives them, the Ancient Ones are no silly creatures who happen to lurk the deep seas, no, they were terrifying elements, ready to destroy anything and everything that gets in its way. Any living thing or <em>human </em>that poorly chooses to assign them as his enemy is bound to suffer a tragic death.</p><p>So it goes without saying that they need a vessel whose body isn't limited to delicate skin and so here comes - Ninomae Ina'nis.</p><p>They've created a tight-knit bond, reading each other's minds, building a strange and unique relationship only reserved between them. Ina, strong and intelligent Ina, is the perfect choice for a priestess.</p><p>And as it is so, it also goes without saying that they must protect their priestess from every entity and human being that dares to get close</p><p>And no, it does not matter if such humans are closely <em>associated </em>with Ina'nis.</p><p>"When I received a text from Ina, I wasn't expecting to be confronted by a tall, hooded person standing in front of her doorway with a knife held to my throat," Amelia coughs, still rubbing off the former pressure on her neck.</p><p>Gura snorts, "You think that was surprising? I literally got whipped out of the apartment as soon as I stepped in," the shorter girl turned to the tall, nodded man, eyes narrowing, "You're lucky I had fast reflexes," she says.</p><p>The tall hooded man - or entity, really - sighs, <em>"Enough calling me the tall, hooded man - even comparing me to human is already an insult - you should know who I am,</em>" The entity looks to Gura, and hums, <em>"Or at least, I believe only Amelia Watson should've already guessed."</em></p><p>Gura raised an eyebrow, leans over to Ame, "Did he just insult me?"</p><p>"I think so," Ame chuckles but she's quick to revert to a stern expression, her smile transitioning to a thin line upon her lips, "The Ancient Ones?"</p><p><em>"Correct," </em>The ancient one answers, <em>"I am merely an entity, I do not go by nicknames known to humans."</em></p><p>Gura hums knowingly, muttering an apology before crossing her arms - which was only acceptable.</p><p>Their history wasn't so, pleasant, which was really the lack of a better word.</p><p>Gura had several times fought against The Ancient Ones in an attempt to save Ina from their twisted ways - it worked, obviously, but the memory will never leave her. The wounds, the scars were no big deal (she's an apex predator, that's nothing) but it was the repetitive action of battling her lover <em>over </em>and <em>over </em>again.</p><p>As for Amelia, she's had her fair share of experiences. Though it wasn't much fighting, there was a lot more talking. A lot more manipulation happened - whether it would be the Ancient Ones acting on it or Amelia twisting it around. Their conversations weren't exactly as <em>simple </em>as this. There was more cursing, screaming, threatening - mostly on Ame's side.</p><p>The Ancient Ones was no friend of theirs, despite being a part of Ina. They loved Ina, of course, but this entity was the sole reason their priestess had gone through sleepless nights, painful days where she would slump in the bed; curled up in her blankets and shaking. It was the reason Ina had suffered a great deal - and also once became quite the risk to ending the world itself.</p><p>So, despite this peaceful setting, both Ame and Gura couldn't help but flaunt their frustration and irritation.</p><p>Not that the Ancient Ones were any different.</p><p>
  <em>"I can feel your anger from here."</em>
</p><p>Gura clicked her tongue, "Good, at least you're aware."</p><p>"Aggression aside," Ame starts, "Where is Ina or should I start putting bullets through your head?"</p><p>The Ancient One only scoffs, its cloak swaying as it moves slightly, <em>"Aggression aside, you say? You sound like a child trying to act with such confidence."</em></p><p>"Listen, we've fought you many times before," Gura snaps back, "Our confidence is as real as it is and we seriously won't hesitate to kill you if you decided to hurt Ina - us, included - for whatever reason, again."</p><p>The Ancient One hums, amusingly, and leans closer to the two girls. It towers fairly well over them, bending over their mere faces - however, its hood was well-positioned as to hide its face. Not like they want to see it anyways - it probably looked horrendous.</p><p><em>"Shall I test your confidence? Shall I see how long your bravado holds before you're grasping for breath?" </em>It presses, its voice was gruff and low - as if threatening them with every draw of its breath.</p><p>Ame smirks, "Go ahead, <em>dipshit</em>," she spits.</p><p>There's a brief but tense silence that fills the empty apartment. It was tight and had any sane human being decided to waltz in on here, they would only drown of suffocation from the sheer intensity of strong emotions slowly coming to shore.</p><p>The Ancient One looms over them as if waiting. Waiting for any sign of tremble or fear.</p><p>But there was nothing.</p><p>Satisfied, the Ancient One leans back, humming, <em>"As much as I would love to test your limits, I believe it's best that we refrain from destroying the priestess' apartment due to our reckless desires. And besides," </em>there was a brief sigh, <em>"I've only invited you for a conversation."</em></p><p>The two girls standing in front of the entity could only blink - out of confusion or shock, it's hard to say. Despite the lack of response, the entity goes on to hum a solemn tune, the hooded head moving left to right as if observing its surroundings.</p><p>Ame is the first to speak, "A conversation?"</p><p><em>"Yes</em>.<em>"</em></p><p>"Conversation my ass," Ame mutters, "Last we had a conversation, you mocked me for my own choices and we ended up exchanging some colourful words - is that what you want?"</p><p>The Ancient One scoffs, <em>"Despite common belief, I can be as civil as I am violent. I'm sincere of my own words; however, it's still up to you to decide whether you want to have such a conversation."</em></p><p>Ame raises an eyebrow, crossing her arm, "And if we deny?"</p><p>
  <em>"Then I shall invite you some other time. When both your minds are open to civil talk, that is."</em>
</p><p>Ame ignores the intention of that phrase, not wanting to satisfy the Ancient One by showing her frustration. She opens her mouth to say something but Gura interrupts her, "Give us one reason why we should believe you wouldn't start attacking us."</p><p>The Ancient One sighs out of frustration and Gura has the sudden temptation to summon her damn trident from the very heavens itself and tear apart the hindrance of a cloak while also digging painful holes into every crevice of its body.</p><p><em>"I admit I'd rather settle this in a matter that requires physical movement; however, this is the priestess' apartment. As much as I would like to indulge in such ways, the last thing I want is to face a storm-ridden priestess after destroying her apartment. Also," </em>the Ancient One, presumably, looks at the two girls, <em>"If she finds out I've even so as tried to harm you two, I will be the one to suffer the consequences."</em></p><p>Gura lets a small smile grace her features when the Ancient One adds to it.</p><p>"You're..." Ame crosses her arm, "You're scared of Ina?"</p><p>The Ancient One merely scoffs, <em>"Fear is what I give to people, </em><em>I do not feel it</em><em>. The priestess is our vessel and though she was once a human, her will is surprisingly strong when it comes to the two of you," </em>the entity sighs, <em>"To kill the both of you would only push her to threaten us with things even she wouldn't do now.</em>"</p><p>Gura hums, a smug smile plastered across her face, "As she should."</p><p>"Fine then, good enough," Ame sighs, "But you still didn't answer my question, where is Ina - especially since you're out and about."</p><p>The Ancient Ones let out a tired groan, it was almost uncharacteristic, <em>"</em><em>She</em><em> is currently sleeping inside her room and while I am speaking to you, we're also in a state where the outside world continues whereas our time stays still."</em></p><p>"Huh?" Gura raises an eyebrow, "So if Ina wakes up, we see her but she doesn't see us?"</p><p><em>"In the case that she is drowsy then of course; however if given a cup of tea or a beverage, she'll realize soon enough - I also cannot do this for long amounts of time. Hence we must make this quick so can we get to the conversation now?" </em>It was odd to see the Ancient One act impatient with them considering it was usually the other way around.</p><p>Although both Gura and Ame had the slight temptation to prolong this as much as possible - just to annoy the living hell out of the Ancient One - they figure it was best to get to the point rather than stall. Besides, what can go wrong anyway?</p><p>"Fine, fine, get to it," Gura sighs.</p><p>The Ancient One muttered something but it was too quiet for the two girls to hear it. After a few long seconds (though does that really count when their time had stilled?) the Ancient One speaks, <em>"As you know, the priestess is our vessel to the human world. She's the very reason we are still living entities inhabiting the same dirt you walk on - we are thankful for that-"</em></p><p>Ame scoffs, "We are not," she intervenes.</p><p>The Ancient One proceeds, <em>"So that goes without saying that we are naturally protective over our priestess. Whether it'd be strangers or people close to her - which is the two of you."</em></p><p>"That's rich, coming from you," Gura clicks her tongue.</p><p>
  <em>"Which means, I'm here to warn you."</em>
</p><p>Both Gura and Ame look at each other, before looking at the hooded entity standing before them. Their faces morphed into both apprehension and confusion. "Warn us about what?" Ame says.</p><p>The Ancient One looms over them once again, making sure its body was towering them, perhaps to create a feeling of intimidation, <em>"Shall you make the foolish mistake of hurting our priestess, we will not hesitate to reign terror amongst the both of you."</em></p><p>The two girls blinked, staring up at the taller creature - almost like trying to properly process what the meaning of their warning was. Do they mean...?</p><p>Ame draws out a small, "Do you mean... break her heart?"</p><p><em>"Hm, that can be one of the cases." </em>The Ancient One answers nonchalantly, returning to its straight posture.</p><p>There was a brief pause.</p><p>"Break her- Break her heart?!" Gura practically shouts, and it seemed it even caught the Ancient One off guard, "We would never do that! And besides, what's our relationship got to do with you?!"</p><p><em>"You are both </em><em>somewhat </em><em>human</em><em>- a creation with many flaws. It's not impossible," </em>The Ancient One argues back, but it seemed like it was trying to regain composure.</p><p>Gura rolls her eyes, "Are you kidding me? You act like we've hurt her before but then there's <em>you </em>who's done more damage to her than we-"</p><p>"I get it," Ame smirked, smiling rather impish at the Ancient One. The said entity could only suppress a frustrated growl at her smug impression - it always got on their nerves when the detective acted so smart with them. Ame continues, "Despite being a constant hindrance to Ina, you actually cherish her don't you?"</p><p>
  <em>"Pardon?"</em>
</p><p>Ame sighs, crossing her arms, "Aside from being the vessel to your stupid existence," she gives a hard pronunciation to <em>stupid</em> and continues, "Ina is quite special to you. She's more than just a vessel now, more than just a human body you live in - Ina's almost like a... <em>daughter</em> to you."</p><p>The Ancient One takes in a deep breath and for a split-second, Ame thought she was overthinking things, but the former speaks, <em>"My bond with </em><em>Ina</em><em> is one of a kind, and yes, I have grown to live comfortably in her presence. That also means I will do what I have to </em><em>do </em><em>to protect her."</em></p><p>"That's so..." Gura sighs, running a palm down her face, "...sweet in its own twisted way," she mutters.</p><p>Ame nods, "No kidding," she turns to the Ancient One, "Ok, if you want to protect her so badly, then why don't you kill us?"</p><p>"Exactly," Gura raises an eyebrow, "Besides you've made it pretty clear in the past that you hate us for getting so close to her."</p><p>The Ancient One sighs, <em>"And that has yet to change; however, the past was during the time I could care less about Ina's own desires. Though I still have my distaste for your mere existence, it would be stupid of me to get rid of you two," </em>the entity looks away, turning its head away from them, <em>"Especially since it seems Ina has found solace in the both of you."</em></p><p>Ame and Gura's eyes widen at that, both averting their eyes, cheeks flushed and necks hot. It even seemed that the Ancient One has caught their awkward reaction, humming amusingly at it - humans were such an interesting species.</p><p>Gura clears her throat, "So you actually care about her. What a surprise," she mumbles.</p><p><em>"It appears so," </em>the Ancient One hums and for a second Ame thought that there was some type of emotion hidden beneath all those dark clouds - just like Ina. But then again, this was a creature who seeks destruction and its selfish desires, emotions and empathy are nearly impossible concepts for such a being.</p><p>Ame crossed her arms, "Is that all you wanted to say?"</p><p><em>"I only wish that you take my warning seriously," </em>the Ancient Ones turns to the two girls, <em>"It may seem uncharacteristic of me to warn you of such a thing, but I hold this warning to the stone. Should the case arrive where you two decide to hurt her, I'll take responsibility for making sure you pay for it - be it through death or torture, I do not care."</em></p><p>"You can say that as much as you want," Ame answers as quickly as the Ancient One stopped, "But we don't plan on hurting Ina - we aren't like you," she spits the last one with malice.</p><p><em>"Very well then," </em>the Ancient One seems to ignore the small little jabs, rather brushing it off. <em>"That's all there is to it, you may go on your way-"</em></p><p>"Hold on a minute," Gura intervenes, "You made us come all this way here to talk and that's all you say? Since I doubt this is the only time we'll be having a proper conversation, let's take advantage of it."</p><p>The Ancient One visibly sinks in its seat, letting out what seemed like a childish groan, <em>"I still have time, so ask or say whatever it is you want to say."</em></p><p>"Do you feel sorry, in <em>any </em>way for the pain you've caused Ina," Gura shot, eyes stern as it was with her voice.</p><p><em>"Remorse is a difficult concept for me to grasp," </em>is all the creature answers. Gura only sighs defeatedly, leaning back on the couch with her eyes averted someplace else.</p><p><br/>The Ancient One takes in a deep breath, <em>"Considering I've caused you all a great amount of trouble, how about you ask me questions you're curious of and I will answer to the best of my ability."</em></p><p>Ame nods in agreement, "Fair with me - even though I doubt any of this can make up for what you've done," she mutters, "I'll start soft, how was Ina like? You know, when she was younger?"</p><p><em>"My recollection of Ina was only during the time we had merged, before then, I do not know much. I know of memories but other than that, I cannot answer your question fully," </em>the Ancient One hums. It sees Ame lean back, slight disappointment painted across her face, <em>"Though the memories are quite cloudy, I do remember times where Ina had been an adamant baker. I'm sure the two of you already know that."</em></p><p>"Alright, how about this," Gura clears her throat, "How was uh- How was Ina like before she met us? You know, her days as a priestess?"</p><p><em>"Wouldn't Amelia know the answer to that?" </em>The Ancient One turns its hooded head to Ame, <em>"I'm sure you've seen Ina in many different timelines."</em></p><p>"I did, but only when she took up her priestess duties. I don't know much before that," Ame sighs.</p><p>The Ancient One hums, <em>"I see, well then, Ina was certainly different from who she is today."</em></p><p>"Really?" Gura raises an eyebrow.</p><p><em>"She was..." </em>The Ancient One ponders on a thought for a second, before looking to the window outside of the apartment, <em>"She was quieter. She preferred the solace of the forests and shrines over humanity. It's what made her the perfect candidate for our vessel."</em></p><p>"She sounds the same. Well, I guess she's gotten used to us but I know for a fact Ina-"</p><p><em>"But she didn't enjoy the view, it seems," </em>the Ancient One intervenes, <em>"I remember she would always walk the mountains, alone, and stand on the peak. Her eyes were distant, always longing for something to arrive, but her thoughts were always so empty. Despite having a unique bond, I could never see or hear what she was thinking."</em></p><p>"She was lonely," Gura mutters, eyes drooping.</p><p>There was a brief silence, one that wasn't as thick as it usually would be. It was - strangely - casual. Like an afternoon lunch in a park where no children had decided to storm the slides or no PDA-obsessed couples who sought to showcase their relationship to the crowd. No, it was quiet, calm and almost comforting.</p><p>"Why did you let Ina live," Ame says, it was almost a whisper.</p><p>The Ancient One hums, <em>"Me? She is our vessel-"</em></p><p>"But can't you find a new one?"</p><p><em>"You ask me these questions yet had I acted on such things you would come at me with every power you can find. A bit contradictive, don't you think?" </em>The Ancient One chuckles, but it was empty and there was not a single mockery in it.</p><p>Ame pushes, "Just answer it."</p><p><em>"I do not know," </em>the creature responds.</p><p>"You don't know?" Gura leans forward as if trying to make sense of what the entity is saying.</p><p><em>"Perhaps it is because I didn't want her to die. Not yet at least," </em>the Ancient One adds, looking to them once more.</p><p>Ame rakes a hand through her blonde hair, "That time where you were winning against Ina, you could have easily gotten her. Killed me, and even Gura - destroy the world as you wanted. But you didn't, instead, you let Ina take herself back," she chuckles, dryly, "As much as I'm thankful you gave up, why didn't you keep going? You were so close to getting what you wanted."</p><p>The Ancient One nods, but it was slow and careful. Without having to stare, Ame knew that creature must be pondering on its answer and she instinctively prepares for some sort of manipulation - a twist of her own words to confuse her already tired brain.</p><p><em>"Maybe it's because I've seen the way she's changed when she's with the two of you," </em>the Ancient One, unexpectedly answers with a calm voice.</p><p>Gura tilts her head, "Huh?"</p><p><em>"Ina is a beautiful human - as I'm sure the both of you are aware," </em>both girls flush at the mention, <em>"However, no matter how many lovers, friends, or whatever more decide to get close to her, she pushes them away without hesitation. Even with the loneliness, she's gathered, she has yet to break until she met the two of you."</em></p><p>Gura and Ame glance at each other.</p><p><em>"It seems as though Ina was given life when she had met the both of you. Her eyes were brighter, her body filled with flowing energy and even her smile had begun to look sincere," </em>the Ancient One hums at the memory, <em>"Despite our protests, Ina never gave up on the two of you. Always wordlessly seeking both of your presence had she been separated from you two - it was almost sickening."</em></p><p>Gura chuckles at the thought of a certain Ancient One repeatedly begging Ina to stay away only for their priestess to draw closer.</p><p>The Ancient One continues, <em>"She was like a teenager, incredibly lovesick, full of feelings that were too bright and vibrant for creatures like me to understand. Though it irritated me to no end, there was a part of me that rejoiced in Ina feeling such things," </em>it says, <em>"Despite our differences, it seems it was you two that brought Ina what she's always yearned for. It's why I've decided to warn you today."</em></p><p>Gura raises an eyebrow, "To protect her? In some twisted way of yours..."</p><p>The Ancient One nods, <em>"Yes, but also because it is exactly that I wonder. The moment you two leave her if ever, I could only begin to manage what Ina will feel. Sadness? Anguish? I..." </em>The Ancient One trails off and leaves its sentence to a mere cliff.</p><p>"Well, I can assure you," Gura stands up, "We won't leave her."</p><p><em>"The future shall tell but considering Ina has her incredible faith in you, I shall only rely on her to guide her own way when it comes to these matters," </em>the Ancient One stands as well, lowering its head to an angle that it would seem it was bowing to them, <em>"Time is of the essence and I'm afraid this is the end of our conversation."</em></p><p>Gura nods and turns on her heel as fast she could, walking at rather large strides and into Ina's bedroom.</p><p>Being a time traveler, Ame notices the clock on the wall slowly turn back to its normal pace, and though it may seem odd, she can sense that the cars on the streets started to move and normal conversations between humans started to fill the air.</p><p><em>"You aren't going to see her? Taking your precious time</em><em>, detective</em><em>?"</em> The Ancient One still seemed to be present, but with the slow return of time, it was slowly fading into dust.</p><p>Ame makes use of what is left, "This is the first time..."</p><p>
  <em>"Hm?"</em>
</p><p>She turns to the Ancient One, "This is the first time I've heard you say Ina's name without calling her priestess... or her full name."</p><p>It seemed that caught the Ancient One off guard, evidently through the way it stiffens, <em>"It appears so."</em></p><p>Ame hums but it was one of pride and not out of mockery - like she figured something out, "Maybe I know why you didn't want her to die."</p><p>
  <em>"Oh?"</em>
</p><p>"It's because you wanted Ina to feel happy," Ame looks up at the Ancient One, "Underneath all that monotonous image, inside, you couldn't take away what Ina had, because you were <em>guilty</em>. Because seeing Ina happy, even though you hated us <em>so </em>much, made you feel light, didn't it? Though I feel the same way, you didn't want her to feel those unbearable feelings again-"</p><p>
  <em>"I don't entertain such emo-"</em>
</p><p>"-And so you warned us because you wanted to make sure Ina was in good hands. You wanted to make sure Ina wouldn't experience all of that again. Is that also why you haven't been bothering Ina that much anymore? No more screaming in her head? No more destructive chanting?" Ame smiles, one that was dopey and proud - the Ancient One wasn't pleased to see it.</p><p>
  <em>"Our time is up, go on your merry way before I change my mind and personally throw you out of this building."</em>
</p><p>Ame chuckles, "Don't try to scare me, I know you're only a quarter strong when you aren't merged with Ina."</p><p><em>"You truly are a detective with your infuriating immature personality. I have no idea what she sees in you or that shark girl," </em>the Ancient One groans.</p><p>Ame laughs, and the Ancient One is starting to fade, cloak swaying slowly but surely, "I still hate you though, I'm sure Gura agrees," Ame smirks.</p><p>
  <em>"Likewise."</em>
</p><p>Ame sighs, "See you - in never, I hope," she adds.</p><p><em>"I will make sure that will be the case," </em>the Ancient One answers, staring at Ame's retreating figure. It sees the way the detective brightens as she opens the door to Ina's bedroom, and there was a faint greeting, a quick hello and an exchange of sweet nothings.</p><p>
  <em>"It seems Ina truly is in good hands."</em>
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